Review on NETELY Bluetooth PCs 2 4GHz 2400Mbps AX200NGW by Ben Demers

Those smart enough to install this adapter can and have probably already read the specifications themselves, so I won't rephrase them. What I will say is that this card is easy to install and should keep up with the new Wi-Fi and Bluetooth technologies within the next year or two. What I liked most about this adapter is that I don't lose Bluetooth functionality when I go to my desktop. I don't have many extra USB ports, so using one for a Bluetooth dongle wasn't a sacrifice I'd be willing to make. Now it's not even a problem. This adapter allows me to connect to headsets, controllers and keyboards that were previously only used with my tablets and phones. What I liked least about this adapter is the magnetic antenna. While the pros of this antenna certainly outweigh the cons, you may need to plan your build to accommodate it. For example, I wanted to use a case with acrylic on one side and tempered glass on the other. However, this would result in my needing an antenna mounting solution. In the end I settled on a case with a glass panel and a metal side, the latter also serving as a mount for the antenna. Not a big deal, but I had to rethink my build to simplify the space needed to get the most out of this map. Overall this is a very good card adding Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.0 capabilities and a bit of future. assembly control. The only downside I found was that installing this card requires you to plan a bit more than the others. However, every investment made is worthwhile if the system works just as well wirelessly as wired.